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Nina [5.8K]
3 years ago
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Which grain is a type of grain that can grow in arid environments and provide a high amount of protein? ______ is a type of grai

n that can grow in arid environments and provides a high amount of protein.
Fill in the blank
Biology
1 answer:
stich3 [128]3 years ago
3 0

Sorghum and millet are the grains that thrive well in arid environments. Sorghum is a close relative of the smaller millet, with the latter measuring only a third in size to sorghum. It is important to know that sorghum is sometimes called great millet.


Every 192 -gram cup of cooked whole sorghum or millet contains 22 grams compared to wheat (16 grams), brown rice (15 grams), and maize (16 grams).

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